A. The word is antagonist (an-tag-uh-nist)
-Dan W.
B. Antagonist-
The Republicans are antagonists against pro-choice supporters.
-Meg
C. Antagonist- a person who is opposed to, struggles against, or competes with another; opponent; adversary. [dictionary.com] (emilyh)
D.
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E. Antonyms: Advocate, colleague, friend, supporter
-Meryam Joobeur
F. My friend Nichole was definitely an atagonist when we were designing the Ring Dance tickets. Nichole wanted a classy, plain ticket while mine was more appropriate for our age group with a star border and fun font. I felt that since we were printing on white paper, we should have had a fun ticket. I was antagonized by Nichole when she stated that she was the President and had the final say in what ticket we would choose. I didn't enjoy having my ticket antagonized, especially since it was cute and fun. Overall, it was a pretty stressful situation.
Miro P.
G. In the novel Pridea and Prejudice the antagonist was Mr. Wickham. He told Elizabeth Bennet lies about Mr. Darcy, which nearly prevented them from getting married, and he seduced her unmarried sister, Lydia, which would have made the rest of the Bennet girls unable to marry respectably in early 19th century England. All of his actions nearly prevented a happy ending for the main characters.
-Dan W.
B. Antagonist-
The Republicans are antagonists against pro-choice supporters.
-Meg
C. Antagonist- a person who is opposed to, struggles against, or competes with another; opponent; adversary. [dictionary.com] (emilyh)
D.
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E. Antonyms: Advocate, colleague, friend, supporter
-Meryam Joobeur
F. My friend Nichole was definitely an atagonist when we were designing the Ring Dance tickets. Nichole wanted a classy, plain ticket while mine was more appropriate for our age group with a star border and fun font. I felt that since we were printing on white paper, we should have had a fun ticket. I was antagonized by Nichole when she stated that she was the President and had the final say in what ticket we would choose. I didn't enjoy having my ticket antagonized, especially since it was cute and fun. Overall, it was a pretty stressful situation.
Miro P.
G. In the novel Pridea and Prejudice the antagonist was Mr. Wickham. He told Elizabeth Bennet lies about Mr. Darcy, which nearly prevented them from getting married, and he seduced her unmarried sister, Lydia, which would have made the rest of the Bennet girls unable to marry respectably in early 19th century England. All of his actions nearly prevented a happy ending for the main characters.
-Christa C